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Published on 06 May 10 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • overview of the amendments to taxing foreign employment income
  • taxation costs for the employee and utilising foreign tax credits
  • additional obligations for employers including on-costs
  • alternative planning options and tax effective packaging.

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Megan Field CTA
Megan Field is a Tax Partner at Deloitte in Adelaide with over 20 years’ experience in providing business and taxation advice to Australian subsidiaries of multinationals, listed Australian corporations as well as family-owned organisations. Megan has significant experience in advising on fringe benefits tax issues for all types of organisations and their employees and also high net worth individuals. Her experience includes advising on tax-effective remuneration structuring, expatriate policies, preparation of FBT policy manuals and FBT private rulings. - Current at 19 June 2013
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